Definition of "warrantise" [war•rant•ise]

• To warrant. (verb)

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• "The promise and warrantise of _Thelemia_ for my obtayning the same, bred in mee some comfort."
• "But just as Cleopatra has power, so there can be no doubt of the wily cunning -- "the warrantise of skill" -- of the sonnet-heroine, and no doubt her faithlessness was that "just cause of hate" which Shakespeare bemoaned."
• "+ I can not in fight make to you suche warrantise:"